Can you imagine returning to your home to find strangers have moved in? This was the reality for Nadia and her four children.

This couple and their children experienced terrible flooding conditions. Through the power of legal representation, they received a just result.

Instead of making repairs to Mrs. J’s severe roach and rat infestation, the landlord filed an eviction for unpaid rent. Thanks to outstanding representation, she received a just result.

Income is not the only predictor of poverty. For many Atlantans, court records have a lasting imprint on their lives.

Tenants at a Section 8 apartment complex requested help from Standing with Our Neighbors after landlord issues delinquent balances.

Ms. Nelson lived in the Forest Cove apartments for 18 years, tolerating deplorable conditions. Now, she and her kids have a safe place to stay.

Like Haus Gables, many Atlanta homes have no front doors – at least not for everyone. Without substantive policy changes, the crisis will continue.

Together, the AVLF family is tackling eviction and homelessness from both sides: in the courtrooms, and through direct financial payments to landlords and utilities companies.

Angel moved into her apartment and noticed a terrible smell right away. The Housing Authority came out to inspect the property multiple times. They suggested that she move.

Most of the apartments in Willa’s complex were abandoned. Rats came to her unit looking for food. Her landlord shrugged and provided rat traps.

Outstanding volunteer Rebekah Whittington shares her recent experiences volunteering at the Housing Court Assistance Center.

As the federal unemployment wages expire, tenants are worried about eviction. CNN speaks with Staff Attorney Pierce Hand on the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on local tenants.